Start with the outcomes you committed to
Open with the goals agreed at the start of the program or grant, then show the result against each one. Readers should be able to see quickly whether the program did what it set out to do.
Mentorship program reporting
Mently captures progress, engagement, and milestones while your program runs, so funder, board, and sponsor reports come from data you already have.
Reporting deadlines rarely move, but the data behind them is spread across spreadsheets, survey tools, and inboxes. Mentorship program reporting gets easier when the numbers are collected as part of running the program, not rebuilt from memory at the end of it.
Attendance, feedback, and progress notes sit in separate tools, so every report starts with a cleanup exercise.
Session counts confirm the program ran. Funders also want to know what participants gained from it.
Funders, boards, and sponsors care about different questions, which often means rebuilding the same report several times.
Reporting guide
Open with the goals agreed at the start of the program or grant, then show the result against each one. Readers should be able to see quickly whether the program did what it set out to do.
Lead with skill progression against a baseline and milestone completion. Add completion rates and engagement over time as supporting evidence that participants stayed involved.
Break results down by cohort and report on mentor effectiveness where it helps explain them. This shows where the program is working and where you are already adjusting it.
Note where engagement dropped or participants stalled, and what you did about it. A report that shows course correction is often more credible than one that only shows good news.
Funders usually look for evidence against grant commitments, boards for program health and risk, and sponsors for what their support made possible. If a funder wants a deeper review, see our guide to mentorship program evaluation.
How it works
Build the outcomes you need to report on into the program from day one.
Assessments, milestones, and engagement are recorded while the program runs.
Choose the cohort, metric, and date range this report needs to cover.
Download a PDF or CSV, or schedule recurring reports for regular reporting cycles.
How Mently helps
Reports draw on the same data your team uses to run the program day to day, so there is less to collect when a deadline arrives.
Generate PDF or CSV reports formatted for funders, boards, and sponsors, customised by cohort, metric, or date range.
Analytics & outcomesSchedule recurring reports so regular updates no longer depend on manual data collection.
Track skill development by individual and cohort using pre- and post-assessments and milestone data.
Follow participant progress on live dashboards, so you can spot problems before they reach a report.
See which mentors are driving participant success, and report on mentor impact alongside participant results.
Mentor networkSet up goals and milestones around the outcomes your funders and leadership expect to see.
Program managementWho it's for
Show funders and donors what participants gained, with evidence captured throughout the grant.
Mently for nonprofitsGive sponsors and partners clear reports on founder and participant progress across cohorts.
Mently for acceleratorsReport on skill development and mentor engagement to boards, funders, and employer partners.
Workforce developmentWork from one structured dataset instead of reconciling spreadsheets before every deadline.
Outcomes
Reports start from data already in the platform, not a last-minute collection effort.
Renewal discussions can draw on measured participant progress as well as individual stories.
Live dashboards surface low engagement and stalled progress while there is time to respond.
FAQ
Include the outcomes you committed to, results against each one, skill progression against a baseline, milestone and completion rates, engagement over time, and what you are changing in response. Break results down by cohort where that helps the reader.
Track skill progression against a baseline and milestone completion as your main evidence of change. Completion rates, engagement over time, and mentor effectiveness show whether the program is working as designed.
Agree the outcomes and indicators before the program starts, capture a baseline at onboarding, and track progress throughout. Then report results against those commitments, using the funder's own format if they have one.
You can export reports as PDF or CSV and customise them by cohort, metric, or date range. CSV is useful if you need to move the data into a funder's own template.
Yes. Mently supports automated reporting workflows, so you can schedule recurring reports for regular update cycles.
No. Your team generates the reports in Mently and shares them with funders, boards, or sponsors.
See how Mently could turn your program's day-to-day data into reports your stakeholders can use.